Best online processing / online payment service?

Blazin Trav

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What's a good alternative to PayPal? Let's just say I'm not 100% happy with PayPal these days...

While we're at it, what's a good credit card processor for someone who owns a website / business?
 

Slew Foot

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Paypal is better than any other ones Ive used so far. I wouldnt touch Stormpay witha ten foot pole.
 

sswingle

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I wouldn't trust stormpay either. Sign up for that and you'll find your checking account drained by tomorrow.
 

AgaBoogaBoo

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Originally posted by: ScottSwingleComputers
I wouldn't trust stormpay either. Sign up for that and you'll find your checking account drained by tomorrow.
http://stormpay.com/ - Just look at the website, you see free auction listing, mentioning of chat rooms, games, news, etc. I'm not sure that I'd trust them either.
 

Vegitto

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Originally posted by: AgaBoogaBoo
Originally posted by: Vegitto
Best: Google Pay.
Most used: PayPal.

:)
Keep in mind that Google's payment system does not allow recurring payments.

Heh. I never have to do that, since I never make any dubious transactions. I only pay when I KNOW I'll get my product :).
 

AgaBoogaBoo

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Originally posted by: Vegitto
Originally posted by: AgaBoogaBoo
Originally posted by: Vegitto
Best: Google Pay.
Most used: PayPal.

:)
Keep in mind that Google's payment system does not allow recurring payments.

Heh. I never have to do that, since I never make any dubious transactions. I only pay when I KNOW I'll get my product :).
Gotcha, reason I mentioned it is because if the OP plans on using it for his business, then he'll probably want recurring billing.
 

Blazin Trav

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Originally posted by: AgaBoogaBoo
Originally posted by: Vegitto
Originally posted by: AgaBoogaBoo
Originally posted by: Vegitto
Best: Google Pay.
Most used: PayPal.

:)
Keep in mind that Google's payment system does not allow recurring payments.

Heh. I never have to do that, since I never make any dubious transactions. I only pay when I KNOW I'll get my product :).
Gotcha, reason I mentioned it is because if the OP plans on using it for his business, then he'll probably want recurring billing.

Yes I will need recurring billing. We are looking at Authorize.net.